Then suits were worn by executives, sales people and other in professional positions. In most cases it meant you held a better, higher paying job. Would you wear a suit now for a big pay bump?
S/36 had a max 256 MB of HDD, max 7MB of RAM and serve ~32 attached devices... So no a clone could handle that. For many years in at era the S/36 was the world's most numerous business computer with 100s of thousands around the world in small shops.
No that was not the point. This was a little before my time. But the pc had say 5 or 10 meg hard drive If they had a hard drive. This 100's of megs, tapes, etc. Plus muti user network. That printer they showed was a high speed printer compaired to dot matrix printers at the time. ETC, ETC.
Then suits were worn by executives, sales people and other in professional positions. In most cases it meant you held a better, higher paying job. Would you wear a suit now for a big pay bump?
S/36 had a max 256 MB of HDD, max 7MB of RAM and serve ~32 attached devices... So no a clone could handle that. For many years in at era the S/36 was the world's most numerous business computer with 100s of thousands around the world in small shops.
dimbulb23 6 months ago
Is that a pubic hair at 2:15?
tphilp74 9 months ago
I'm confused: Why are the computer people wearing suits?
mgodfrey1981 9 months ago
Look at all the people living and working in the data centre.. haha.. and in suits.
shades2 1 year ago
Couldn't they have used a PC clone for most of this?
Galfonz 1 year ago
No that was not the point. This was a little before my time. But the pc had say 5 or 10 meg hard drive If they had a hard drive. This 100's of megs, tapes, etc. Plus muti user network. That printer they showed was a high speed printer compaired to dot matrix printers at the time. ETC, ETC.
idahofur 1 year ago
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I think hard drives were rare on a PCs in 1984.
roadgeek123 1 year ago
The Doctor sounds a bit like Bill Clinton
jaworskij 3 years ago